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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1922
Page
4
Allan Sanders, 56, died last night at the Dunfee home in Muras Ridge after an illness. A longtime farmer, he lived at LaGrange for forty years. He is survived by a brother in LaGrange and multiple nephews. Funeral at the Dunfee home Friday at 1 PM, burial in Hale cemetery.
Viabriel Jobagy seeks just and equitable relief in a case against Charles Novotney, administrator of Pauline Jobagy, over home ownership and trust issues. Jobagy claims the home is in his wife’s trust, that he built a house from his own earnings, and that no transfer was made to him by the trust or will. The matter involves several children and ongoing disputes to straighten out the property rights.
Fragmented OCR details a city budget deficit of 72,909 with a plan to cut costs across departments. It lists salaries, repairs, utilities, health and safety expenses, and contingency funds totaling 249 831, underscoring retrenchment aims and potential levies to cover shortfalls.
Fragmentary OCR text describes testimonies or explanations related to relief, treatment, and sections involving individuals or places such as Gettysburg and Elyria. The readable parts mention names like Parton and Sorbo and hints at medical or legal proceedings without clear context or full details.
Van Wert, January 11. A railroad crossing wreck yesterday morning killed four children and left 24 others seriously injured on a Ridge township school bus. Fort Wayne engineer E Trimble of the Pennsylvania fast freight, under bond of 5000 for manslaughter, faces investigation as county officials probe the crash.
The Open Shop debate between Oberlin College teams last night saw the negative side prevail. Arguments centered on collective bargaining rights and employer representation, while the affirmative stressed individual freedom in industry and bargaining power.
A discussion proposes building a mausoleum in the city cemetery. The plan seeks to purchase land for construction and outlines compensation, oversight, and committee review as part of the project.
English troops prepared to cede full administrative power to a provisional Irish government within a week or ten days while a British committee postponed amnesty decisions pending talks with the Irish delegation. In Belfast a man and wife were killed by snipers as they said goodbye, and a night of bombardment left a wounded child among others. Officials reported a possible release of political prisoners, including those under death sentence, by today or tomorrow.
After a warm start to the week, temperatures drop sharply. Early morning conditions leave the city wrapped in a chill and damp air, with residents noting a gray sky and light frost on appoined surfaces.
Township trustees demanded action from the city council regarding dirty conditions in their office on the tower floor of the city building. They urged janitor service, cleaned and repaired lighting, and furniture replacement, noting water leaks and dusty conditions. the letter was referred to the building and lands committee for report.
City officials debate steps to regulate jitney buses and protect current streetcar and railroad service. Lawmakers consider forming a committee to draft proper regulation, ensure fair competition, and address passenger safety and service quality concerns.
A garbled record notes a Brown Hotel request and commission actions. The text references a brewer and a project at a venue, with unclear names and dates, suggesting a formal city or hotel commission discussion about permits or sales. No coherent details or outcomes are discernible due to the damaged source.
The mayor frames proposed traffic and bus service changes as urgent, arguing real solutions will take time. He cites bus routes, parking, and street layouts as examples, urging careful planning to aid unemployed residents and improve city mobility.
The annual business meeting of the Church of Christ will be held Thursday January 12, starting at 10 70 a m in the basement. The Ladies Aid meets the same day. If enough people attend, officers will be elected. Attendees are asked to bring a dinner item.
In Steubenville this morning Philip Lamantia, 22, and Frank Lamantia, 19, were chloroformed by burglars who ransacked the Lamar tia home as other family members were nearby. The intruders fled as the victims recovered, with the crime prompting a police inquiry. The report notes cold weather and forecasts more snow later in the week.
Police report three Lorain youths arrested after a burglary spree in eastern Ohio. Authorities allege the suspects broke into cottages and residences, taking miscellaneous items before being brought to court for arraignment. The case proceeds as prosecutors seek custody and a hearing date.
Mrs A Schilleman will host the Women’s Civic Club Political Science Department gathering at 30 Gates Avenue. Mrs P C Gillman and Mrs Herman Stevens lead study on taxation bonds and tax payments as part of the club’s activities.
Police seek proof that Sepper sold poison liquor to Kline as the basis for murder charges. Funeral services for the victim of Elyria’s poison booze will be held from Welsh Undertaking Parlors at ten tomorrow morning, with interment in Ridge Lawn Cemetery. Coroner P O Hammond to present evidence to the grand jury in two death cases tied to poison liquor. indictments against sellers anticipated as county liquor controls tighten.
Fragmentary OCR notes on patient discharge and hospital entries. Readable items include names and dates partially, with disjointed phrases and unclear details. No coherent event or outcome can be confirmed from the legible text.
The ad voice urges early home care for colds in children and adults. It prescribes castor oil purgatives, bed rest, nasal laxatives, and Nash's Salve for croup with hot towels to open pores. It instructs applying salve to the throat, chest, and nostrils and claims rapid improvement and natural convalescence.
A noisy garbled item warns readers about sneezing and suggests home remedies and medicines. It mentions Spryntise Souther and Naghs salve, hints at treatment steps, and references nasal and mouth symptoms, but offers unclear guidance and several miswritten terms.
Authorities and schools respond to common cold concerns as Nash Salve sales rise in local drug stores. Communities urge vigilance at home and in schools, stressing early attention to cold symptoms. Teachers are urged to inform families about dangers and relief measures for colds to reduce child mortality.
An old advertisement extols Nash's Salve as a life saving winter remedy for children. It asserts the product wards off illness, improves sleep, and protects households during cold months, urging purchase for protective health support. The line cites wartime rhetoric and a wartime tone, typical of period ads.
George Marine 45 machinist applies for a marriage license. Franklin Parent-Teacher Association bake sale set for Saturday January 14 at the old Lorain County Library office. Advi 2t Spiritual Meeting Mrs Leota Olner of Canton Ohio announces a materialization meeting January 11 and 12 at 7 30 p m at 821 West Broad. Phone 38431. All are welcome.
A fragmented report from the New York market shows irregular activity with mixed quotes and erratic figures. Traders watched shares across several sectors including industrials and consumer goods with limited clarity on exact prices or names due to OCR errors.
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